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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Spaced Practice and Mathematics
There is plenty of support for the notion that spaced practice will help consolidate information into long term memory. For example John Hattie’s work where it ranks 12th in his table of effect sizes with a value of 0.71. So … Continue reading
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